Research Solid Rock Academy private Schools in College Park, Georgia

“I am a parent of a student who used to attend this school. This school is more like a daycare center. They excell very well in caring and educating the young ones from daycare to elementary school. However with the upper levels that include middle school through highschool, their disciplinary and educational productivity is highly poor. My son who attended this school was in 7th grade but was learning stuff from elementary school. The students in middle school level lacked the knowledge they needed to know. The school is very eager for money. They assign expensive neccesites like unecessary feild trips that do not realate to the academic studies. The worst part about all the money issues is almost everything is madatory. A parent has no say so in his or her choice. Bottom line, for a private school it is poor in education and diversity!”

“My son has started the infant program up to a toddler. The teachers from Pre-k on up are stable, caring,and good at discipline. The teachers for the younger class have changed every year since my child has been there he has had 3-4 new teachers in a 2 year period of time. The discipline is good, he has learned everything he should have for his level however, with the frequent teacher changes the consistency of homework vs no homework depends on the teacher. The principle and assistant principle, team leaders are excellent. Discipline is right in line with private school. I would recommend this school over other Riverdale public schools or childcare.”

“This is an excellent place for the average to student to excell and the above average to work at a pace that is more stimulating for them. The School not only strives for Excellent with each student in mind, but is personable and provides support and feedback to parents regularly.”

“I'm the proud parent who's been involved with Solid Rock now 4 years. I love the program they have, the teachers, the discipline techniques, everything about the school. They take students that the public school system gives up on and makes them an A student. Now that's impressive!”